This toy is designed to promote reading and social interaction among early school-going kids. A big inflatable ball has 50 questions written on it, and the children play catch with it. The person catching it answers the question nearest to their left thumb, helping to break the ice in a classroom setting. Sample questions include "How old will you be on your birthday?" and "What food do you hate the most?" (See Review)

This 7" Inflatable Clear Cube with two 2" vinyl cubes on the inside allow for some fun with 12 of the most common consonants (M, D, G, P, R, S, T, L, N, M, B, C) with noun, verb or adjective printed on the outside cube. Children simply toss it around the room or kick it around a circle and as the cube comes to rest, random consonants will be shown giving a student, or the class, options for creating a word that is a noun, verb or adjective. This toy contains nolatex.

Tumble ´n Teach makes ordinary classroom lessons fun by turning them into a game. The World Geography game features an inflatable cube that looks like a globe, and when it is rolled it will provide a question to be answered by the players. Good for reviewing for tests, sharpening the mind, or just having a good time.

The Toss N´ Talk Math Machine Series interactive ball is an excellent way for math students to have fun while they learn. They can use it at home or in the classroom for a fun and simple way to practice math concepts. It´s an impact-activated ball that talks when kids catch it. When it´s caught, a math function is randomly called out and the student must perform the function on the numbers found under their thumbs. This 24" inflatable ball has a battery included as well. READ RELATED MOM REVIEW